Drover allows people to get a car for one month or more with one monthly payment that covers the car, tax, maintenance, breakdown cover and insurance.

The new product has been tailored to enable employers to continue to care for the health, safety and wellbeing of their employees while they work remotely.

Monzo is bringing back Monzo Plus to help users "get a grip" on their finances.

The startup is taking advantage of a new employer-sponsored health insurance model.

CNA Financial Corporation announced that it expects to report net catastrophe losses in the second quarter of 2020 of $182 million related to COVID-19.

With this announcement, Vouch will expand service to companies with larger employee counts (up to 150 employees), capital raised (up to $75 million), and sales volume (up to $35 million).

Goalkeeper allows clients to set and automatically fund any financial goal, helping customers take control of their financial health while becoming better savers.

To help customers stay on top of their spending, Lloyds Bank is introducing a new mobile feature that will allow users to view, manage or amend subscriptions.

Launched in 2017, Medly added 15,000 providers, 50,000 patients, and delivered over 500,000 prescriptions. 

Doctor On Demand enables access to physicians, psychiatrists, therapists and a care coordination team via video visits, voice and messaging.

Nayya looks to simplify the process of choosing and understanding an employer-provided healthcare plan.

Wagestream is offered as an employee benefit, giving employees the option to draw down a percentage of their earned wages any day of the month.

The Bentonville-based retailer has established an agency by the name of Walmart Insurance Services LLC.

Chubb announced global net catastrophe loss estimates for the second quarter of 2020 of $1,807 million pre-tax, or $1,510 million after tax.